MenuList FAQ
Clear answers about setup, imports, review before publishing, pricing, safety, staff access, AI Menu Manager, and external platforms.
Setup, publishing, pricing, safety, staff access, AI Menu Manager, and external-platform answers are kept together here.
MenuList gives your menu, service list, and business information one official customer-facing version. Public pages and related customer links stay aligned around the version you approve.
Not at all. MenuList is built for business owners, not developers. You add your items, set your prices, and publish. MenuList prepares the QR assets, formatting, and public pages around the menu you approve.
You update the menu in MenuList and publish the approved version. Customer-facing links then show the current version without chasing old PDFs or scattered screenshots.
Yes. Your menu inherits your business colors, font preferences, and logo. The public-facing menu looks like yours, not like a generic template.
MenuList is built for customer-facing SMBs such as restaurants, cafes, cloud kitchens, bakeries, salons, spas, clinics, studios, repair shops, and other businesses with menus, catalogues, service lists, or price lists.
Yes. MenuList runs on Google Cloud / Firebase infrastructure with TLS encryption on connections. Your data is isolated at the database level, and access is controlled through account permissions. For Google sign-in, MenuList does not store a password for that account. See our Trust & Security page for details.
Yes. MenuList supports multi-location control so a brand can keep shared menu truth, branding, and public presence aligned while still allowing location-specific differences when needed.
MenuList lets you start with a 7-day setup so you can review the public version before choosing a paid plan to keep the same link live and updated.
No. Search engines and AI assistants decide what they crawl, cite, and show. MenuList prepares your official page and list as clear public business information so those tools have a better page to read.
Yes. Owners can create staff accounts, assign roles, reset staff passcodes, and sign out staff access when someone leaves. Staff can use only the areas their role allows.
Yes. After sign-in, you can paste a public menu link you own or have permission to use. MenuList prepares a draft for review, so the link becomes a starting point rather than another public version to maintain.
No. Imported content stays in review until you approve it. If a public link cannot be read clearly, upload a clear menu or service-list photo or try another owned public link.
No. AI Menu Manager prepares cards. Important work such as prices, bulk updates, publishing, and generated images needs owner approval before it goes live.
No. It is an owner-side menu operations feature. Customers do not chat with it. Owners use it to prepare menu updates inside MenuList.
Staff access depends on the permissions the owner gives them. High-risk work still follows approval rules and cannot bypass owner-controlled access.
No. MenuList does not publish to or update those platforms from AI Menu Manager. Unsupported destinations show a not-supported card and MenuList truth stays unchanged.